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So say the people I met from Ethiopia over the weekend.
Went to a wedding in Las Vegas last weekend of an couple I met years ago from Ethiopia. Of the 150 people there around 60-70 of all ages were from Ethiopia. Having some drinks and listening to them speak about their "love and pride" for this country and how there is no place like it almost brought me to tears. It was inspiring to just listen to them about how happy and proud they are to live here. And this was from every one I talked to.
One man was a cab driver in Vegas who said he makes a good living, has a nice small home said he never goes on vacation anywhere because he already lives in the paradise called the USA.
Another couple said "We are so sick of watching TV and listening to people here people complaining about this and that, they have no idea what kind of lives many in the world live" So tired of the USA hate from people who live here. So spoiled, so angry when they have no idea what life can be about for others. All said they will proudly raise and honor the flag on July 4th.
Over and over I heard the same thing. ""No matter how little you have here this is still the land of opportunity" And the people ranged from service workers, cab drivers to nurses and doctors.
I told one man who had a great story and was so happy, so much positive energy that I wish he would run for congress with his message and he laughed. Of course being positive does not reasonate here much anymore.
Just to be around a group of people with so much positive energy about life in this country was a joy. Can we all be better? Of course. Should we all be a little more grateful of what we have here? Probably.
Bash away now with some doom and gloom.
Went to a wedding in Las Vegas last weekend of an couple I met years ago from Ethiopia. Of the 150 people there around 60-70 of all ages were from Ethiopia. Having some drinks and listening to them speak about their "love and pride" for this country and how there is no place like it almost brought me to tears. It was inspiring to just listen to them about how happy and proud they are to live here. And this was from every one I talked to.
One man was a cab driver in Vegas who said he makes a good living, has a nice small home said he never goes on vacation anywhere because he already lives in the paradise called the USA.
Another couple said "We are so sick of watching TV and listening to people here people complaining about this and that, they have no idea what kind of lives many in the world live" So tired of the USA hate from people who live here. So spoiled, so angry when they have no idea what life can be about for others. All said they will proudly raise and honor the flag on July 4th.
Over and over I heard the same thing. ""No matter how little you have here this is still the land of opportunity" And the people ranged from service workers, cab drivers to nurses and doctors.
I told one man who had a great story and was so happy, so much positive energy that I wish he would run for congress with his message and he laughed. Of course being positive does not reasonate here much anymore.
Just to be around a group of people with so much positive energy about life in this country was a joy. Can we all be better? Of course. Should we all be a little more grateful of what we have here? Probably.
Bash away now with some doom and gloom.
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